Coach Bell urges campus basketball to curb gambling scandals
Dallas, Feb 19 veteran SMU athletic director Matty Bell proposes moving college basketball games onto campuses to reduce gambling influence. He cites CCNY bribe charges and notes NCAA tournaments are better controlled. Bell says SMU will skip its eastern tour next season due to multiple factors including but not limited to scandals.
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Dallas
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist University
Bell
City College of New York
SMU
Mustang
NCAA
Wilkinson Embraces Split-T in Coaching Clinic
Coatesville Pa February 19 Charles Bud Wilkinson of the University of Oklahoma told 200 coaches he favors the split T but notes its flaws. He cited passing and fumble risks at the line and stressed three keys to success: run better, tackle better, and block better. Other speakers included Bear Bryant and Sid Gillman at the four day football clinic.
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Coatesville
Charles Bud) Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Grid
Wilkinson
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Kentucky
Stuart Holcomb
Purdue
Ray Eliot
Ilinois
George Munger
Pennsylvania
Charles Caldwell
Princeton
Len Casanova
Pittsburgh
Sid Gillman
Cincinnati
Walkersville Five Rally To Win A Close By Five
Maryland defeats Clemson 54 50 in overtime while other college results include Davis and Elkins 58 54 over West Virginia Wesleyan Indiana 65 over Long Island University and Purdue 81 78 over Minnesota Florida 68 64 over Mississippi State Stetson 62 57 over Florida Southern Xavier 72 69 over Louisville Duke 69 64 over Wake Forest Oklahoma 61 over Kansas 49 Virginia Tech 82 over West Virginia Wesleyan 77 Ohio State 68 over Michigan 66.
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Maryland
Clemson
Jone
Davis and Elkins
West Va
Wesleyan
Iingis
Indiana
Purdue
Minnesota
Florida
Miss. State
Stetson
Fle
Southern
Xavier
Louisville
McCrary Eagles
Davidson
Duke
Wake Forest
Oklahoma
Kansas
Va Tech
Wi and Mary
Ohio State
Michigan
Recreation Bowling League Latest Results
The document lists weekly results for Hershberger's, Monocacy Motors, Ox Fibre, Col Jewelry Co, Jack's F'd Service, Old Reading, Broad Run, Fouts Spg Wks, VFW, ASCO, Mercer Jones, Kelly's Mill, and others. Standings show Hershberger's leading with 25 matches, Kelly's Mall 42 wins, Old Reading Beer 38, and Col Jewelry Co 37. Weekly stats note high game by Schaeffer 154 and high set by R Miller 396, with Hershberger's posting top team scores of 592 and 1700 across the period.
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Hershberger’s
Col. Jewelry Co
Jack's
M. Jones
Old Reading
Broad Run
Fout's Speaks
Asco
Kelly's Mill
L. Pet. Hershberger's
Kelly's Mall
Old Reading Beer
Vv. FP. OW
BHC
Col Jewelry Co
Jack's Pid Secy
Mercer Jones
Monocacy Motors
Ox Fibre
AIT Broad Run
Detrick Downs Beats Letterkenny In District Tilt
Detrick Downs Letterkenny 66 to 53 at Army Chemical Center Edgewood as the district double elimination tournament opens. Frederick Campers advance next to face Fort Meade at 7 30 pm Wednesday.
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Camp Detrick
Letterkenny Pa
Ordnance Depot
Army Chemical Center
Edgewood
Frederick
Fort Meade
Derrick
Letterkenny
Meade
Ft Holabird
Valley Forge General Hospital
New Cumberland General Depot
Third Armored Cavalry Regiment
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Ft. Campbell
Hedgesville Downs Brunswick Moose
King Tutankhamen's tomb features four chambers an anteroom 12 by 12 by 12 feet. The second room measures 12 by 12 feet and the burial chamber is 12 by 36 feet. A final room spans 12 by 15 feet with depths over 10 feet.
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King Tutankhamen
PGA Fines Golfers Defying Orders In Houston Mexico Trip
The PGA fined nine golfers who went to Mexico for the Mexican National Open in defiance of PGA orders. Fines ranged from 200 to 350 dollars with specific names and amounts listed, and some players prepared for upcoming appearances while one member vowed to sue. Also announced was Nowaskey named head coach at Calvert Hall prep school, succeeding Joe Mellenkick.
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Houston
P—Stell
Mexico
PGA
Jimmie Demaret
Memorial Park Course
Jodas Thes
al Besselink
George Kinsman, Jr
Willie Polumba
Nick Lazer
Besseliink
Florida
Besselink
Kinsman
Polumba
Demares
Howard Capps
Mexico City
Williams
Dudas
Snow
Nowaskey
Baltimore
Rob' Nowaskes
Calvert Hall
George Washington University
Baltimore Colts
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Dons
Joe Mellendick
Baltimore Orioles
Cadets face busy week with three road tests
Frederick High Cadets prepare for three games to make up a weather postponement. They travel to Greenbelt to meet a top Prince Georges County League team, then host Martinsburg Thursday, and finish with Randolph Macon Military Academy Saturday. The squad relies on a strong defense and expects a tough schedule against noted rivals.
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Frederick High Careds
Greenbelt
Martinsburg
Randolph-Macon Military Academy
Prince Charges
Maryland Park
Charlotte Hall Military School
Statensboro
Peliiere
Greenbell
Virginia
Martinsburg Bulldogs
Miartinsburg
Hagerstown
Fort Hill
Cumberland
Coburn
Bulldogs
Church
Myers
Rockwell
Brooks
Rosalia
Randolph-Macon
Ay Rt
Glade Valley League Latest Results Key Scores
Farm ers Sup Ramsburg 3 Mt Pleasant 2 Country Club 1 Ox Co 2 Ideal Garage 1 Eagles 2 Point for pinfall Country Club 1 581 high game 181 Landis high match 430 Landis Country Club For the third straight year 12 colleges will participate in the National Invitation basketball tournament in Madison Square Garden March 10 12 13 15 and 17.
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Lawson Mtrs
Farmers Sup
Ramsburg
Fred. Co
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Country Club
Ox Co
Ideal Garage
Eagles
Landis
Madison Square Garden
Lawson Motors
Farmers Supply
Ox Cn
Walkersville Eagles
Mt. Pleasant Ice Ideal Garage
Fred Conrad
Ramsburg Weld'g
Women Club Discusses Peace Efforts and Local Events
The Women’s Club at the Homemakers gathering led by Mrs FE Earle Rempverg debated universal peace and civic education, inviting members and guests to plan charity drives, a flower show, and a dress presentation. Meetings moved to March with programs at the homes of members including Miss Anne Poole and Mrs COR Main.
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Ackeystowh
FE Earle Rempverg
Buchetstuwar
Indkers Club
Elth
Walton
Redeter
Daca
Buckey Stow
Remsberg
Bussard
David Adams
Grange News from New Market and Glade Valley Granges
The New Market Grange met February 14 with Worthy Master Monroe West presiding. Candidates for 1st and 2nd degrees will be taken at Glade Valley Grange on March 11. A Home Economics viewing contest divides into adults youth and juvenile divisions, with a conkie contest replacing a cake contest. An essay contest by Southern States Cooperative Association offers prizes up to a $2,000 scholarship and is open to all farm youths under 21. The next meeting is February 28 with Boy Scouts presenting the program. Glade Valley Grange met February 18 at Walkersville fire hall with Worley Master Edgar Zimmerman presiding. Candidate names were read and a play report noted. the Grange won the attendance banner. The Girls and Boy Scouts gave the Scout laws and duties, with a display of camping and knot-tying activities. Refreshments served to about 175 attendees. Next meeting February 27 at 8 p.m. with Mrs HO Smith chairing the invocation committee.
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Grange News
New Market Grange
New Muathet Grange
Worthy i
Monroe West
Glade Valley Grange
Secare
LaVima Meralenuic
Ln Home Economics
Enttan
Southern States Cooperative Association
Boy Scouts
Walkersville
Edgar Zimmerman
Grange
Pomonameen
HO Smth
Eniy Matitee
Legislation Status Update From Frederick County Meeting
A report on legislation affecting Frederick County was given to the public by State Senator Jacob Ramsburg at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Grey Point. Ramsburg criticized the truck tax and weight law enforcement, discussed the Vermont income tax plan, and noted the Case Commission's sweeping assessment bill as likely dead. He outlined plans for a three-year property assessment rotation and said the budget may include cost-of-living raises. County officials indicated support for the three-year plan and emphasized Frederick County’s stance on state fiscal matters.
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Frederik County
Jacob Ro Ramsburg
Chamber of Commirtee
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Hartmann
Francis Scott Key
Blue and Grey Point
Ramsburg
Maryland
Ma Levy
PoubEs
Metin HO Derr
Rantsburg Wall
Frederick Courty
Connie Missipis
Phat Bamayona
Vermont
Macvand
Waimsbriregland
Avas
Enmanissian Tuo
Ramhurig Sid
Case Commission
Tom
Rabion
Frederick
Luff's Stuff PUTTING IT MILDEY Mtr
Local column discusses defending democracy through reader responsibility and practical planning. Emphasizes commonsense approach and the need for readers to protect civic process by organizing daily tasks and planning work effectively.
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Luff
Commonsense
Sie
Mar
Nan
Lupburrow
Case Postponed for Gaither E Lewis Near Myersville
A hearing for Gaither E Lewis before Magistrate William Houck in Thurmont Mims day evening was postponed at BE request. Austin James, attorney for Lewis, says Lewis is charged with drunken driving and carrying concealed weapons. Lewis remains under bond for a hearing Wednesday night before Magistrate Houck. In other news, three Argentinian, one French, and one Irish-bred horses raced at Hialeah with a USA-bred winner.
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Gaither E Lewis
Myersville
William Houck
Thurmont
Mims
Austin James
Lewis Lewis
Houck
Hialeah
USA
Easter Seal Drive Opens On February 25 in Maryland
The Easter Seal Drive begins February 25 under the Maryland Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Volunteers at campaign headquarters 492 Faltswa will address and stuff letters while organizers plan fundraising efforts through spring. A separate Red Cross drive will be conducted next month.
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Maryland
Maryland Seely
Cantpaten
Faltawas
Ure
Bruce Go Bbernour
Maryland Society
Aber
Camp Detrick
Red Cross
Two More Contributions At Detrich Announced
Camp Detouek announced two more contributions this week to charity. Detouek representatives presented a check for 565 to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and 555 to Animy Emergency Relief, with funds to be forwarded to ARR. The drive, organized by Lt Olsen Tre, supported the Community Chest and other charities including tuberculosis and Age Relief efforts.
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Camp Detouek
TNS
Vombrnredeehal Ries
Delmere
Commandiig
National Foundation For Infantile
Dst
Olsen Tresoons
Ocamapatiia Fund
Mtacs
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
A Babson Newspaper Synd. column argues religion needs certainty not tolerance or reason. Believers should hold unwavering convictions about God to endure life’s battles and maintain daily strength. A church home and active Christian life guard against aimlessness and spiritual weakness.
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Earl L. Douglass
Powel
Babson
Synd
Public Sales Distress Auction At Farmstead
By warrant of distress on the property of Mr. and Mrs. RP Droneburg, items including a Westinghouse stove set, a living room suite, a three piece bedroom suite, an Apex washing machine, dishes and chairs, a table and chairs, a neutral fan, an audio device, and other household goods will be sold at public auction. The sale, conducted by Constable Raymond A. Haugh, will occur Thursday in March 1951 at 11:00 AM at the premises of RP Droneburg in Thurmont, Frederick County, Maryland, for cash to the highest bidder.
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Ernest W. Staub
Droneburg
Ft. P
Stoneburg
Oand
Peg
Westinghouse
Al 1
Velogk AM. Lk
ROP Droneburg
West Mary Steel
Jeannette
Ureich
Orphians
Frederick Cunmy
Frederi Moryland
Marth
Laat Church
Strevl
Micderl¢k
Maryland
von Said Street
Farmers and Mechanics National Ban OF
Frederick
Willand HM Storm
Hooper
SALE REGISTER FEBRUARY 76-Uampshie Saint reeders' bred RIV wale
February sale register lists buyers and locations across Maryland counties. Names include Francis W Heese, Albert B Boyer, Joseph W Trottan, Mrs Virgie Kidd, and many others with addresses near Frederick, Urbana, Thurmont, Mt Altry, and Hagerstown. Historic listings show estates and property parcels along roads and town lines, indicating a regional auction catalog.
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Saint Reeders
Palrgrounds
Rancis W Heese
Lew Windyar
Noman QO Valler
Hyattstown
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Zimmerman
Clem
Cramer
Etaler
Weddle
Price
Stanley
Knode
Jack
Hershberger's
Detrick Downs
Norbert van Dinter
Frederick Quint
Clay
Fti Benner
F Edwards
Clemene
Bestler
Wee van Dinter
Wee
McCartney
Brabander
Byron Leydecker
Hedgesville Downs
Brunswick Moose
Hedgesville
W. Va
Moose
West
Frank Meetes
Victor
George Masser
Charles Whitter
Shookstown
Braddock Heights
Effie Fulmer
Betty Hutton
Braddock Heights roMer Rink
United Nations
China
Simon Bolivar
Spain
Venezuela
Ecuador
Panama
Colombia
Bolivia
Glade Valley League
Theodore R. McKeldin
Ernest A. Vaughn
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
John R. Reeves
C. C
Frederick, Md
Amr
Detrich
Emerson
Sylvania
Rca-Victor
Laple
DE. Shipley
Frederick News-Post
Ritchie Associates
MES Finance Corp
Hne
East Church Street
Nocustine
G. Wickless
Wandsharo
Joseph W Trottan
New Midway
Dohnyville
Katle K. Bowlus
Burkitts Vire
Hessie Marshall
Woodsborg
Minnie J. Beachley
West Jefferson
Alia L Wire
Thomas
Glass
W—Arthn
F Putman
Minster
Martin Wachter
Chaslesvile
Iecaieeala Weller
Urana
Roy W. Grossnickle
Martin J Kaes
New Market
New London
Charles E Harp
C Lease
Frances
Butard
Wamsyville
Lester E. Naille
J. Rollin Hunter
Reisterstown
Falto. Co
Claude A Wilt
Unionville
Ernest C. Speaks
Lorts
James
Libertytown
Unionville Road
Foc
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L. Stevens
T. W. Stitely
Woodaboro
Ricketts
East of
Liberty
Vernon I
Faulkner
Donks
Dhehives
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